Sentence examples for weigh house from inspiring English sources

Meals from $5. A block away, adjacent to the SMS Pier, the party starts after 11 p.m. at the Bodeco Lounge Cafe and Gallery, Waterkant 5, (597) 474515, an airy room in a converted 250-year-old weigh house crammed with naked women carved in wood by a local artist.

The weigh house at Midford was one of only four known to have been built in England and Wales.

These goods were then weighed in the Våghuset ("The Scales Building", i.e. a weigh house), another important source of income for both the crown and the city, before being transported to the eastern harbour, Kogghamnen ("The Cog Harbour") – today the southern part of Skeppsbron – from which large ships delivered goods across the Baltic Sea.

The square called the Nieuwmarkt, a short distance away from the bridge, is dominated by a squat medieval building called de Waag, or Weigh House, which has had many functions through the centuries.

The boats were weighed at Midford where a Weigh house was constructed in 1831.

Alkmaar had a weighing house for cheese as early as 1365.

For living costs, Economy.com weighs housing, transportation, food and other household expenditures.

The thinktank said that, as well higher rates, the ending in 2016 of the mortgage guarantee element of the government's controversial Help to Buy scheme – which applies to house purchases worth up to £600,000 – is also likely to weigh on house prices.

She noted that a large "shadow inventory" of houses that still need to be foreclosed on may weigh on house prices in the coming months.

Committee members also suggested the UK housing market was cooling, following a drop in mortgage approvals and applications, and a fall in buyer inquiries in London, which would probably start to weigh on house price growth.

Higher rates will crimp the already-weak demand for homes and weigh on house prices perhaps spurring anxious borrowers to spend less and pay off their mortgages quickly.A borrower not a saver beA big enough interest-rate shock would start a downward spiral in debtors' finances, spending and house prices.